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Advance Disposal on W145 S6514 Tess Corners Drive is the local disposal site in Muskego where people drop off household junk and oversized items. It’s a working, industrial-looking spot used by residents and small haulers, not a tidy storefront. The place feels like a typical transfer/disposal yard - practical and a bit noisy.
Drive up and there’s a small entrance booth set out by the road; stop there and then follow the lanes into the main tipping area. Large open piles, container units and occasional roll-off trucks are visible from most spots, and the ground is mostly gravel or packed dirt. A scale is commonly located near the entrance so expect to pause twice during a visit. Weekend mornings and spring cleanup times get the longest lines, and backing into a bay may be needed for truck or trailer loads.
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Before You Go
- Avoid peak times if possible - weekend mornings and spring-cleanup weekends tend to back up.
- Cover and secure loose loads with a tarp and straps; wind and passing trucks will scatter debris otherwise.
- Wear sturdy shoes and gloves and bring help for heavy items; the ground is rough and there’s often sharp or awkward stuff in the piles.
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